Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-08-25

at milling, in the employ of VIM. Flom,
The Cummins House and the adj
Joining property IN Belefonte has 5'rn
purchased by Gottlieb Haag, of Pleas
ant Gap, for $1,000, who, it is said, viii
erect handsome dwelling house on the
corner
WIN. Walker constructed Il new
boardwalk along his premises on Main
street, but, as seems To be the rule IN
this borough the gentleman suited him.
self us to the material, and the walk Is
not according to specifications.
1t is evident that the gnngcrs of
this county will have one OF the best
picnics next month, eyer held on the
summit of Nittany Mountain and we
hear quite number OF townpeople say
that they are going to attend il.
III. X. Luse, who has been working
at his trade. carpcntering, iii Baltimore,
Md, slnce last spring, came home the
other day, Ia make preparations In re-
move there permanently. Mrs. LuSc
of course will move along and Millheim
will thus lose IN eStimable family.
Lewis G.. Rote, who for nearly Il
year worked at Orangeville, H., as IA
farmland, has come back 10 Pennsyl-
wanna again, and makes his headquar-
ters ut Spring Mills. Lewis called
at this Office The other day and says he
thinks of making Pennsylvania his
permanent home.
immediately upon tie announce
ment of Judge Hoy's death on Tues
day morning the court then in session
in Bellefonte adj 'urned and meeting
of the bar association was called, at
which proper action was taken regard
ing the memory and funeral obsequies
of the deceased.
MIR. Murray a young bicyclist of
Centre Hall, arrived in town on Mon
day evening. stopped II few minutes
and continued his journey 10 Aarons-
burg, where he met John Forster, an
other bicycliSt. Both mounted their
steeds on Tuesday morning to make an
extended trip east.
The laurels thai Constable Grain
of Sugar Valley, rests his head on since
his arrest of John Calby, the 40 year old
father of the murdered Isaiah Culby,
are about as soft and sweet rs IA mill
stone. There wasn't shade of suSpi-
cion to go on and old Mr.. Culby was
consequently left go.
Mrs. Rose STAN, who had been Wis
iting her parents and friends in town
the past few months returned To her
home in West Union Iowa, on Monday
afternoon. She was accompanied as
far as Chicago by her mother, Mrs. ID.
a. Musser, who will remain lew days
i'll that city among acquaintanceS.
Any person who wants paying
work as local or travelling agent for
warranted nursery stock should apply
atonce to Jas. f. Whitney, nursery
man, Rochester, n. Y. No experience
is necessary, and complete outfit Is fur
nished free, steady work the year round
and all stock warranted 10 be in good
! condition. 26-l2t
H. b. Herring, formerly residing
in Quiokville, Kansas. informs US by
letter that his present place OF resi-
dence is at Hugo, Ebert Co., Colo,
and orders his JOURNAL there. Ho-
race is son of S. j. Herring, Esq, of
Penn Hall, aud has been making his
home IN the wide West since the last
three years.
"A letter from Miss Annie f. Pc
ters, dated at Bellevue, Idaho, in which
that lady renews her subscription for
the JOURNAL furnishes the interesting
information that she is now Mrs. Annie
(. Markle and that she has removed
from Long Island, Kansas. her former
place of residence. Mrs. Markle is the
Oldest daughter of our townsman, Geo.
Peters.
Geo. s. Roger, who is conductor on
the Lehigh Valley r. R.. spent a few
weeks in Brushvalley, being the guest
of his brother, II. G.. Roger, at VOLTS
store. He ended his furlough on Tues
day morning when he returned TO lis
post. Miss Dora NJ. ROyer, daughter
of Henry Roger went along with her
uncle to enter Troxell's Academy at
Easton, Pa. and finish her education.
The Lewlsburg people are stirring
about to give another grand display at
their fair, Sept. 21st to oath. They
have arranged for cheap excursion
rates and special trains up in the even
ings. They say that already between
500 and 600 feet of space in their exhi-
bition building is engaged. They do
have fine displays at their fairs and it
will pay farmers and others to attend.
Rev. w. L. Fisher, the Lutheran
minister at Centre Hall, IS said to be
making efforts TO have all the Luther
ans in Central Pennsylvania come to-
gether for picnic in the grove at Cen
| tire Hall. The project is one of consid-
cradle proportions but Rev. Fisher is
the man to handle it successfully and
if the thing can be accomplished it will
be very interesting and profitable
gathering.
HORSE sESALE.-Messrs. .Muthersbaugh
and Zerbe, from I.ewistown, Pa, will
have carload of Illinois horses, first
class stock, consisting of good drivers
and draft-horses, at the stables of the
National Hotel. Miilheim, Pa, within
the next 10 days, To make public sale of
the lot. The horses will be brought
here several days before the sale so that
purchasers will have an opportunity to
axamine them.
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